Duncan Macmillan

She says she used to have dreams as a kid, but she had another one for the first time in years, but this time it was of dragons.

Now, y- almost right away you can tell there's a sign that the people that wrote this play, Duncan Macmillan, T. McKell, and a bunch of other people that were involved, you can tell they understand some of George's techniques, 'cause they used one right away.

Right before she can explain further to the tree as she's praying what she means by all this, which we're all, like, leaning forward like, "Ooh, what's this?" Howland Reed shows up.

It's the interruption, right? The, the supernatural thing gets interrupted.

Yes, we did.

We met Duncan Macmillan, who was the main writer.

T was a go-between.

She helped with a lot of the writing and she would pass things on to George and George would say, yes, no, maybe.